Auroral electrojet activity index AE and its universal time variations
Auroral electrojet activity index and universal time variations
AURORAL ELECTROJET↗
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AES-EPO study program, volume I Final study report
Conceptual study of possible solutions to long- term and time-critical reliability problems affecting Apollo command module guidance and control computer
COMPUTER↗
AES-EPO study program, volume II Final study report
Packaging, machine organization, error detection, and fabrication and test in determining solution to long-term and time-critical reliability of Apollo command module guidance-control computer
COMPUTER↗
Bioscience experiments under consideration and review for AES and AAP
Selected biological experiments for Apollo orbital missions
BIOASTRONAUTICS↗
Auroral electrojet activity index AE and its universal time variations.
Auroral electrojet index and universal time variations, discussing polar disturbance statistics
ELECTRON FLUX↗
On the latitude distribution of the index of aes' radiosignal fluctuations in 20 mc o shirotnoy zavisimosti indksa fluktuatsiy radiosignalov isz na 20 mgts.
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Shmelovskiy, K. SH.↗
An Important Contribution to Space Medicine - Some Results of the Experiment on the AES ''cosmos-110''
Physiological indices of orbiting dogs on Cosmos satellite
DOG↗
Once More About the Possibility of Determining the Local Electron Concentration by the Dispersion Method with the Help of AES and on New Ionization Maxima in the Ionosphere
Reliability of ionospheric density measurements by satellites using dispersion method
SATELLITE MEASUREMENT↗
Mechanical Impact System Design for Advanced Spacecraft /MISDAS/. Application to AES SPACECRAFT
Mechanical impact system for advanced spacecraft application to Apollo spacecraft
LANDING SYSTEM↗
Study of the nuclear component of primary cosmic rays aboard AES ''Proton-2''
Nuclear component of primary cosmic rays aboard Proton II satellite studied with aid of Cherenkov spectrometer
COSMIC RAY↗
Perturbations of AES orbits from tesseral harmonics of gravitational potential expansion
Satellite orbit perturbations from tesseral harmonics of gravitational potential expansion
ORBIT PERTURBATION↗
State of the Ionosphere After the Results of Signal Observations from AES 'Electron-1'' and ''Electron-3''
Ionosphere electron density determined by signal measurements from Elektron I and III SATELLITES
IONOSPHERIC ELECTRON DENSITY↗
Spacecraft and engineering aspects of AES LUNAR orbital missions.
Apollo spacecraft, discussing performance of Command and Service Module with typical payloads
SPACE EXPLORATION↗
Estimates of the Upper Limit of Ion Temperature in the 7000-30,000 Km Altitude Range According to Measurements Aboard AES ''elektron-2''
Elektron-2 measurements of upper limits of ion temperatures between 7000 and 30,000 km
Bezrukikh, V. V.↗
Method of Determination of Ion Temperature by the Variations of Satellite Induced Ion Trap Currents and Estimate of the Upper Limit of Ion Temperature at Altitudes of 10,000 Kilometers and Higher According to Data of AES Electron-2
Ion temperature determination by variations of satellite induced ion trap currents - Electron 2 satellite measurements of ion temperatures in ionosphere
Bezrukikh, V. V.↗
Analysis of night sky emissions according to observations on AES Kosmos-92
Luminescence and radiation sources of night sky emissions
Krasnopolskiy, V. A.↗
Micrometeoric investigations in the near earth space according to observations on AES '' Kosmos-163''
Micrometeor observations in near earth space by Cosmos 163
Konstantinov, B. P.↗
On the possibility of agreement of measurements on AES Proton with the data on sidereal-daily variation and with different models of origin of cosmic rays
Comparison of Proton satellite data, sidereal daily variation, and nuclear energy spectrum and composition with models of origin of cosmic rays
Dorman, L. I.↗